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pass
UK /pɑːs/US /pæs/
词源
源自中古英语 'passen'，来自古法语 'passer'，最终源自拉丁语 'passus'（步伐、步调）。
verb
❶ 移动经过某处或某人，通常指从一边到另一边。
“She passed me in the hallway without saying a word.”
（她在走廊里从我身边经过，一句话也没说。）
“The train passes through several small towns.”
（火车会经过几个小镇。）
❶ 成功完成考试或测试。
“I studied hard and finally passed the exam.”
（我努力学习，终于通过了考试。）
“She passed her driving test on the first try.”
（她第一次尝试就通过了驾驶考试。）
同义词:go by, move past, succeed, clear
noun
❶ 允许进入某地的证件或权限。
“You need a pass to enter the building after hours.”
（下班后进入大楼需要通行证。）
“She showed her pass to the security guard.”
（她向保安出示了通行证。）
❶ 在体育比赛中将球传给队友的动作。
“His perfect pass led to a goal.”
（他完美的传球导致了进球。）
“The quarterback made a long pass down the field.”
（四分卫在场上长传。）
同义词:permit, ticket, authorization, transfer
常见短语
pass away — 委婉表达某人去世的说法。
“Her grandfather passed away peacefully in his sleep.”
（她的祖父在睡梦中安详地去世了。）
pass out — 晕倒或失去知觉；也指分发物品。
“He passed out from exhaustion after the marathon.”
（马拉松赛后他因疲惫晕倒了。）
pass by — 经过某地或某人，没有停留。
“We passed by the old bookstore on our way home.”
（我们回家路上经过了那家旧书店。）